Zimbabwe
TALKSPORT WIN ENGLAND TOUR RIGHTS
UK commercial radio station talkSPORT has won the rights to broadcast exclusive coverage of the England cricket tour to the West Indies in 2004.
MCC TO VOTE AGAIN ON WOMEN MEMBERS
MCC, the world's most famous cricket club, is to vote again on whether to allow women members for the first time in its 211-year history.
2003 CRICKET WORLD CUP GETS ICC APPROVAL
The International Cricket Council has approved South Africa?s proposals for the format of the 2003 World Cup.
BBC PULLS SPORTS SHOW AFTER RIVALS TRUMP IT
The BBC has pulled its flagship Saturday sports show Grandstand from its schedules this weekend as a result of intense competition from its rival free-to-air channels.
CAF MAKE SECOND INSPECTION TRIP TO ZIMBABWE
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) will send another inspection team to Zimbabwe next week to look at progress in the preparations for the hosting of the African Nations Cup finals in 2000.
FIFA TAKING NO ACTION ON GROBBELAAR CASE
FIFA will take no immediate action against former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar, the player at the centre of a 1990s bribery case.
ICC DISMISS CORRUPTION CHARGES AGAINST DALMIYA
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has dismissed corruption allegations against its president Jagmohan Dalmiya on the opening day of a two-day meeting to discuss a match-fixing crisis.
CUP FINAL STADIUM COULD BE BANNED FROM STAGING MATCHES
The stadium where Sunday's African Champions' League will be decided could be banned from staging matches next year after crowd violence there in October, officials said.
MALI CONFIRMED 2002 AFRICAN NATIONS CUP HOSTS
Mali has been confirmed as the venue for the 2002 African Nations Cup finals, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) said.
CAF AWAITS BIDS AS DEADLINE NEARS
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has yet to receive any formal bids for the hosting of the 2004 African Nations' Cup a little more than a month before the deadline closes.
ICC PRESIDENT TO MISS KEY MEETING
The president of the International Cricket Council (ICC), India's Jagmohan Dalmiya, will not attend a key meeting of the ICC's executive board in New Zealand this weekend.
INDIA TO USE HI-TECH CRICKET SOFTWARE
The Indian cricket team has acquired a new computer software product that will allow quicker and more accurate analysis of players' performances, national coach John Wright said on Thursday.
COSAFA ENDORSES SOUTH AFRICAN BID
South Africa's quest to host the World Cup 2006 has been endorsed by the Council of Southern African Football Associations (COSAFA) Executive, adding an important component to the South Africa 2006 bid.
ZIMBABWE LOSE AFRICAN NATIONS CUP
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has decided to take the 2000 African Nations Cup finals away from Zimbabwe.
NEW TEST MATCH SPONSOR TO BE ANNOUNCED ON WEDNESDAY
The England Cricket Board will announce a new test match sponsor tomorrow to replace Cornhill Insurance who pulled out at the end of this year's series against West Indies.
SOUTH AFRICAN RESTAURANT CHAIN ENDS CRONJE DEAL
A South African restaurant chain has terminated a multi-million rand advertising contract with disgraced cricket captain Hansie Cronje.
TENNIS-FAST SELLOUT FOR U.S.-AUSTRALIAN DAVIS CUP
The Davis Cup Centennial Celebration quarter-final tie between the United States and Australia at the Longwood Cricket Club this summer sold out in a lightning-quick 81 minutes, the USTA said.
ENGLISH FA "URGENTLY CONSIDERS" GROBBELAAR RULING
The English Football Association (FA) said on Thursday it was urgently examining the court judgment which overturned a libel damages award to former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar.